Allyis Reviews

The new owners are terrible. Their business practices are overly aggressive, underhanded, and it doesn't matter if something is the right or wrong thing to do. If it will earn them an extra cent, they'll do it. I was there long enough after the buyout to see a fair amount of verbal abuse dealt out, all under the guise of 'managing people'. Assumptions by the new owners were made and acted on before investigating for accuracy, and unrealistic expectations were placed on people who couldn't live up to them. They talked about collaboration and being supportive of the systems and processes that had brought so much success to the company in previous days, but their actions painted a different picture. I personally experienced, and witnessed several other instances, of employees being yelled at in meetings, humiliated in front of their peers, and being berated loudly in public spaces. Awkward doesn't begin to describe it. I can't express how terrible the management is in this company. They're a Microsoft-shop, completely at the economic whim of Microsoft's ups and downs, leaving them struggling to diversify with the new 18 month service limitations on vendors. I can't see how this company will sustain itself at the turn of 2015/2016. Their current areas of depth are among the most saturated in the tech market, again leaving them open to losing entire teams wherever Microsoft decides to reorg. Career growth opportunities are difficult to come by. You have to be in the right place at the right time, and that's rare. As this year continues to be financially difficult for them, more and more of what makes Allis tolerable to work for will be whittled away at, until they are forced to function like a Volt or a Kforce.

They will super lowball you, even if you are competent. You can demand raises when you realize you're being taken advantage of, but by then the damage is done. Poor benefits other than healthcare.